Teen arrested for bomb threat

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By Todd Kunz

JACKSON HOLE, WY - A 15-year old high school student is in custody in Teton County, Wyoming in connection with a bomb threat.

Just before 9 o'clock Wednesday morning sheriff's deputies were called to Jackson Hole High School when a student reported they had overheard a bomb would explode in the school at 1 o'clock Wednesday afternoon.

The school was evacuated and emergency personnel began searching for any explosive device.

Around 1:45, the search was called off after no explosives were found. Students were allowed back into the school.

Officers arrested the 15-year old just after three o'clock.

The incident is still being investigated.
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